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<p>Not everyone is a candidate for Baby Botox. As with any cosmetic procedure, there are some health conditions to consider. Wrinkle-relaxing injections are not suitable for those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, trying to conceive or those with certain neuromuscular disorders.</p>
<h3>Where Can You Get Baby Botox?</h3>
<div>Baby Botox is used on the upper face to treat the forehead, frown and around the eyes.</div>
<h3>What Are the Side Effects of Baby Botox?</h3>
<div>There is always a risk of mild complications like drooping eyelids or eyebrows. However, the smaller doses used in Baby Botox make it less likely for the botulinum toxin to over-relax the muscles. It’s still crucial to consult a highly trained and experienced practitioner to minimise any risks. </div>
<h3>How Much Does Baby Botox Cost?</h3>
<div>The prices vary depending on the number of areas being treated, but at Dr Ed’s clinics in Altrincham, Hale and Harley Street, treatments start from £300.</div>
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<h3>How Long Does Baby Botox Last?</h3>
<div>Baby Botox tends to last around 2-3 months, while traditional Botox can last a bit longer. The exact duration depends on the individual and the area being treated.</div>
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<h3>Aftercare for Baby Botox</h3>
<div>Just like with traditional Botox, aftercare for Baby Botox includes avoiding makeup, strenuous exercise, saunas and steam rooms for 24 hours. Patients are also encouraged to perform facial muscle exercises during the first hour after the procedure to help the Botox settle properly.</div>
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<div>In summary, Baby Botox is an excellent choice for those seeking a more natural look. It’s particularly beneficial for patients who are new to cosmetic procedures and want to prevent signs of ageing without dramatic changes. Though it comes with minimal risks, it's important to choose a highly skilled practitioner, to ensure optimal results</div>

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